Lecture

Colloids: Particle Motion and Stabilization

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Description

This lecture covers the properties and applications of colloids, focusing on particle motion, stabilization forces, and sedimentation speed. It explains the concepts of electrostatic and steric stabilization, colloidal dispersions, and the DLVO theory. The influence of ions on zeta potential measurements is also discussed.

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